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The Fat Frogg Bar & Grill was transformed into a runway March 31 as Elon University students modeled for the Her Campus 2nd Annual Fashion Show and Date Auction. Admission was $5, and all proceeds from the event went to Elonthon and Duke Children’s Hospital.
Students across the country are used to early mornings and late nights. Most students have long hours of schoolwork during the day and go out with friends Thursday, Friday or Saturday nights to blow off steam and de-stress after a long week.
Colleges Against Cancer, a group dedicated to fundraising on college campuses for the American Cancer Society, is no exception to the loads of overachieving student organizations on Elon University’s campus. Last year, throughout multiple events, Colleges Against Cancer raised over $70,000. This year, they are hoping to raise even more with a goal of $100,000.
Many children dream of becoming famous musicians, athletes or scientists, but for four Elon University students, that dream is one step closer to becoming real. Three sophomores — James Setzer, Brett Cashmer and Matt Snow — and junior Mike Hagen connected musically upon their first weeks as students. Forming the band that would become The Tripps, the men were signed by Elon’s Limelight Music Group.
When oatmeal, fruit and dining hall scrambled eggs start to blur together, take a quick drive down South Church Street to The Park, a down-home breakfast and brunch restaurant in Burlington.
In terms of her interests, sophomore Iria Garcia seems like the typical Elon University student — an active member of the Love School of Business, the house captain of her sorority house for Zeta Tau Alpha and a lover of Cook Out hot dogs. Though she spends her days roaming around campus and being heavily involved in her sorority, Garcia has a unique, hidden talent.
A year and two months ago, Nasia Thomas ’15 sat in the audience, waiting for “Beautiful! The Carole King Musical” to start. She’d heard about the production from friends who had auditioned for it, though she knew little about the woman whose name was in the title. But when the curtains opened, Thomas was mesmerized.
Elon University students tend to be on one side of a never-ending battle between which of Burlington’s Mexican restaurant is better: La Cocina or La Fiesta. Students stick with their unshakable beliefs, vehemently defending one’s guacamole and chips versus the other’s.
After spending hours each day working out and bettering her own body, junior Nicole Doolen found a way to combine her passion for exercise science with her academic work by conducting research on affect based exercise on exercise adherence.
About six hundred students were sitting in McCrary Theatre Feb. 24, waiting to see "Saturday Night Live's" Colin Jost perform his stand-up comedy at Elon University. But many were laughing before he stepped on stage.
Umami Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar in Burlington offers such massive portions that patrons rarely leave without boxing up leftovers. The hibachi-style restaurant provides a food coma-inducing dinner with a show, perfect for a special occasion or an entertaining night out.
In October 2012, Elon University School of Law student Ragan Riddle was a senior at Wingate University when a visit to the doctor changed everything — she was diagnosed with lymphoma, a cancer of the blood and lymph nodes that is 80 percent curable.
With a brand-new executive board consisting of mostly underclassmen, Elon University’s student-run radio station WSOE is fighting its way back into the spotlight.
When junior Jonny Deaton’s short film “Joining the Conversation” won the Nukebusters Short Film Contest, he thought his fame would end shortly after.
Living in another country and learning about different cultures is something many Elon University students hope to experience by studying abroad. But for sophomore Kaylina McKelvey, seeing the world at a young age wasn’t just a dream — it was a reality.
In May of her senior year of high school, junior Caroline Colino was set to go to the University of Delaware to study biology. The Delaware native went to an arts high school in Wilmington, Delaware, starting off on a singing track and switching to the acting track her junior year.
For college students, it can be very intimidating to think about entering the “real world.” Most Elon University students will agree that they are perfectly comfortable in the “Elon Bubble.” It’s daunting to think that one day friends won’t be a short walk across campus, that unlimited swipes to the dining halls will cease to exist.
While abroad in Argentina, senior Libby Bacher’s advisor recommended she apply for the CoBank fellow position at the Campus Kitchen at Elon University, a service organization that collects unused food, prepares meals and delivers them to the Burlington community. Interested in nutrition, she applied.
Save for some paint and new picture frames, Eddie Martinho didn’t change much from the former Anna Maria’s.
While most students at Elon University spend their first semester getting involved on campus and socializing, freshman Kate Ulveling’s fall semester was strictly business.